Home inventory mapping for real rooms and real storage

Map your storage space so your inventory finally makes sense

Containd is a home inventory app for boxes, shelves, drawers, and collections. Instead of relying only on long lists, you can place containers and items on a visual canvas that matches your real space.

If photo based list entries still feel disconnected from where things actually live, floor plan mapping closes that gap. You see your space, your grouped containers, and your items in one view.

See the mapping workflow

Fast-forward demo: map a room and place inventory on top.

Why this is different from list-only inventory

Lists tell you what. Mapping also shows you where.

Lists are useful for search, but they often miss physical context. Mapping helps you understand storage at a glance: room zones, grouped containers, and item placement.

Find things with less guesswork

Open the mapped area, then the right container, instead of scanning a long list and guessing what is nearby.

Keep grouped items readable

Office supplies, hobby kits, spare parts, or seasonal items stay grouped visually so retrieval is faster later.

Reorganize without losing clarity

As your storage changes, the visual map stays easier to browse than renamed labels and scattered list entries.

Containd on a phone in mapping mode with the Mapping Elements menu open and a floor plan visible in the background

Map mode on phone: floor plan context plus inventory controls.

Office supplies box content arranged on a floor plan desk area with a chair in Containd

Mapped office supplies on a desk area for quick recognition.

How the mapping workflow works

Create context first, then place containers and items

1. Set up a room background

Create a simple map for the room, shelf area, or storage zone so your inventory has a clear visual context.

2. Place containers where they live

Add boxes, drawers, or shelves in the mapped area to mirror the real layout you walk through at home.

3. Add and group items

Create items from photos and place them into the mapped containers so you can browse and retrieve faster.

Containd canvas using a room blueprint as background, with furniture as containers and inventory items sorted inside

Example: floor plan background with containers and inventory placed in context.

One canvas, different tasks

Switch between editing, browsing, and map setup

In day-to-day use, you can switch between creating and moving inventory, browsing without accidental edits, and refining your map background. This keeps setup and retrieval in one place instead of splitting your workflow across different tools.